747 Maintenance fees

[bryce82]

I have a question concerning maintenance fees, I recently purchased 30 747-200s and noticed that my monthly maintenance fees were around $450,000,000 before purchasing these planes, after purchasing these planes and putting them into service my monthly maintenance fees went up to $1,006,000,000. So that equals roughly $550,000,000 increase in maintenance fees for 30 planes which means that every 747-200 that I own is costing me around $18,333,333 million a month which means each plane has to make $763,888 a day to break even!!!!! This seems a bit ridiculous, and now I’m stuck with 29 B747-200 (sold one) that end up making me loose roughly $800,000,000 a game month (1 day R/L).

Can anyone explain? Maybe an admin can verify that nothing is wrong here?

Any comments are appreciated

Airline ID: 10389

[StephenM]

The 747 is a high value aircraft, as a result the maintenance would be through the roof on the things. AM is really more geared to aircraft in the 100-150 seat category.

[fenati2]

Luckly i only bought 6 of them

and it tooked a few real life days to sell those nosy bastards

[nwadeltaboy]

I don't have any, and I don't intend to ever.  I got 727's and 720's, and they do just fine for me.

[Wizzie]

Those boeings were the things that sent me crashing through the floor in W6
Was technically the 4th biggest airline in Australasia before the massive profit drop

[nwadeltaboy]

Those boeings were the things that sent me crashing through the floor in W6
Was technically the 4th biggest airline in Australasia before the massive profit drop

I don't have any, and I don't intend to ever. I got 727's and 720's, and they do just fine for me.

[Wizzie]

I was talking about the 747.
I typed it incorrectly

[nwadeltaboy]

I know, and I was restating that I think the 720's and 727's are better

[sam051]

i like the Lockheed L1011-1's in W3 i think they work just fine  :wink: